Wandavision Episode 2 Spoof

WandaVision episode 2 transitions from the 50s to the 60s with a title sequence thats a spot-on parody of the seminal magic wife series.

Wandavision episode 2 spoof. Following todays blockbuster episode of WandaVision Marvel Studios has released a new one-minute promo full of big hints about whats to come in the Disney series over the next few weeks. Heres all the eras the series visits as well as the the comedy shows it tries to emulate. WandaVision is a prelude to Doctor Strange 2.

Old shows never had Black women playing this type of role to chipper. WandaVision already is keeping pace. If anything WandaVision episode 4s ending with Visions corpse was in line with the horror genre that Doctor Strange 2 is said to encompass.

Paul Bettany is fantastic as Vision here as a fish-out-of-water type character. Episode 2 for example is focused on a problem that Vision has while the first episode gives both characters an equal amount of screen time. 40 117 Marvel Studios considered releasing the entire season at once but chose weekly releases after seeing the fun of week-to-week provided by the Disney Star Wars series The Mandalorian.

Its been a long time since a new MCU project has been seen by fans whether on the big screen or small and WandaVision marks an all-new era in Marvel storytelling. Bewitched has a very similar intro though. According to Disney Plus the nine-part Disney Plus show is all set to release a new episode every Friday till March 5.

It follows the couple as they try to conceal their powers while living the ideal suburban life in the town of Westview during what appears to be the 1960s. The first teaser for WandaVision reveals the show pulling inspirations from iconic sitcoms throughout the past decades. Here are some of the easter eggs spotted in Episode 1 of the show.

WandaVision episode 1 and episode 2 are available now on Disney Plus. The shows third episode comes to a stunning and shocking conclusion aided in its memorability by The Monkees Daydream Believer The fourth episode. Not only does it kick off Phase 4 proper but it also is the first of Marvels new television projects that will further the stories of the MCU in new ways.